A Place At Home - North Austin, a Round Rock-based in-home care agency, has earned two national 2025 Best of Home Care® awards: Provider of Choice and Employer of Choice. The honors, administered by Activated Insights and featured on BestOfHomeCare.com, are based on ongoing third-party surveys of real clients and caregivers, distinguishing them from single-event voting contests. This recognition follows the agency's earlier win as Best Home Care Agency in the Best of Round Rock community awards, where it was selected by public vote.
The dual awards underscore a consistent narrative: families trust the care provided, and caregivers choose to remain with the agency. Stacey and Bryan Eisenberg, who lead the agency, attribute this to their philosophy of putting care back in caregiving. This approach prioritizes caregiver support, enabling them to deliver compassionate and stable care to clients. Stacey Eisenberg, a senior care expert with decades of experience, emphasized that caregivers give their hearts daily and deserve systems that support them in return.
The agency's caregiver-first culture is evident in its retention rates. Stacey Eisenberg noted that one of the agency's first caregivers remains employed more than two years later, and the team includes multiple family pairs, such as a mother and daughter, a husband and wife, and two sisters. This continuity is rare in home care and directly benefits families who value familiar, trusted caregivers.
The Best of Home Care® awards are particularly meaningful because they reflect ongoing satisfaction rather than a single moment. Provider of Choice indicates high client satisfaction, while Employer of Choice signifies caregiver satisfaction, which directly impacts care quality. Together, these awards validate the agency's holistic approach to care, where supporting caregivers leads to better outcomes for clients.
A Place At Home - North Austin serves families throughout North Austin, Georgetown, Sun City, Cedar Park, Wells Branch, Hutto, Leander, and Round Rock. The agency's deep community connections and relationship-based care have earned it both local and national recognition.
The Eisenbergs believe that the combination of community trust and national validation highlights the importance of a caregiver-first model. Stacey Eisenberg stated, "These awards really are about the daily work of caring for people in our community. They reflect what happens when caregivers are respected and supported." As the agency continues to grow, its focus remains on maintaining the quality and continuity that have earned these honors.
